Archive for December, 2007

2007 AGM Report

Monday, December 3rd, 2007

The AGM of the Carrigaline Camogie Club was held in the Carrigaline GAA Pavilion on Monday 3rd December last. Tom Kiely opened the meeting before a large attendance and a very busy year was reported at both Senior B and under age level.
At Senior level there was much praise for the management skills of Pat Moran and the team trainers Adrian O’Meara and John Middleton, which led to Carrigaline winning its first championship matches at Senior level, although failing by a whisker, to qualify for a semi-final slot!

Whilst at U16 level Marie Scully led a team to Donegal for a weekend to play in the Pan Celtic competition, where they won the B section and were runners up in the A section in March. For some members it was a case of going back to their roots in the Donegal Gaeltacht! Two U16 teams were entered in competition and the U16 B team, trained by Tom Jones, won the championship by beating Killeagh in the final. It was noted that this was the best under 16 team that the club has produced and there are a number of potential senior players there.
Nine teams in all were entered in under age competition.
Marie Moran captained Carrigdhoun in the final of the inter-divisional blitz, which we narrowly lost.
Two teams were also entered at U14 level, one at B and one at C level and both narrowly missed out on qualification for the knock out stages.

A new Committee was elected on the night and is as follows.
Chairman: Tom Kiely, Vice-Chairman: Brian Maye
Secretary: Jan Kiernan, Assist Secretary: Marie Scully
Treasurer: Sharon O’Connell: Assist Treasurer: Elaine Egan
PRO: Andrew O’Farrell
President: Jackie O’Connor and Vice-President: Agnes O’Reilly
South East Board Delegates: Nuala O’Connor, Siobhán O’Crowley and Eleanor O’Keeffe
County Board Delegates: Pat Moran, Jan Kiernan and Tom Kiely.
Senior B manager: Pat Moran/John Middleton/Adrian O’Meara.
U16 manager: Paul Buckley, train Mondays 6-7pm outdoors
U14 manager: Brian Maye, Nuala O’Connor, train Mondays 6-7pm outdoors
U12 manager: Angela Egan, Ger Hoey train Thursdays 6-7pm outdoors
U10 manager: Dave Fleming, train Mondays 5-6pm in the Community Complex
U9 manager: Michael Murphy
U8 manager: Sharon O’Connell, train Thursdays 5-6 pm in the Community Complex.
U7/Beginners manager: Eleanor O’Keeffe with Megan Scully and Ciara O’Connell, train Mondays 4-5pm in the Community Complex

All under age training is finishing up this week and will recommence week of 7th January. New members wellcome, phone Marie @ 087-2381181

Saturday 19th January 2008 our Dinner Dance will be held in the Carrigaline Court Hotel: Tickets 35euro (players under 16 must be accompanied by a parent as this is the law and the rules of the hotel). Tickets available from Committee members.

Pat Moran has been chosen as a selector for the Cork U18 team. Marie Scully will serve as a GPC member on the juvenile county board

2007 u16B County League Final Report

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Carrigaline completed the double of Under 16B league and championship at Ovens on Sunday last when they narrowly defeated the team they beat in first round of the championship back last September. This was a very tight, low scoring contest played on a freezing December afternoon.
Ground conditions were good owing to the recent dry weather. Pattie O’ Keeffe opened the scoring with a point from a free in the first minute and Orla Cotter added one from play after 3 mins. Eire Og replied with a point after 8 mins and a goal 2 mins later. Carrig
regained the lead with a Linda Collins palmed goal, after 19 mins.
Maria Moran added a point from a 45. Eire Og narrowed the gap to a
point with one of their own and Pattie O’Keeffe had the last score of the game, just before half time, a point from play.

Eire Og had the advantage of the very slight breeze for the second
half, most of which they dominated, but amazingly there was no score
from either side. Carrig played with 12 of the 15 players in their own
half for most of this period and the fullback line showed up well,
especially Jennifer Foster. Niamh Crowley made at least one vital save
in this period. Maria Moran, Grainne O’Keeffe, Sarah Cotter and Donna
Smyth did great saving while Deirdre O’Leary acted as link person
outside this area.

After the game Tracey Sheehan presented the cup to Carrigaline captain Maria Moran.

Carrigaline: Donna Smyth; Dara O’Sullivan, Jennifer Foster, Ciara
O’ Connell; Sarah Barry, Sarah Cotter, Aine Crowley, Maria Moran,
Grainne O’Keeffe; Pattie O’Keeffe, Orla Cotter, Deirdre O’Leary; Meggan
Scully, Linda Collins, Jennifer O’Shea. Sub. Niamh Crowley (at
half time) for Jen O’Shea.
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